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* We are receiving a lot of phone calls from people not getting their checks as soon as they’d like to get them. This is due to how the USPS handles our mail and unfortunately this is out of our control. Checks are mailed out to consignors the day after the sale. If you would like to receive your check sooner, please call the office the day before or sale day and let them know you would like to pick it up. We will gladly hold it for you. Thank You for Understanding*
UPCOMING SALES & EVENTS
Thur., May 2 - West - REGULAR SALE plus COW-CALF PAIR SPECIAL Weigh ups start at 8am, Pairs start at 11am and breds to follow 3-5 baby calves will sell at 11am
PAIRS
DESCRIPTION
2yr
3yr
4-6
Solid
ST
CALVES
Hugelen Ranch
Jersey
1
red hfr
Nurse cow
Meyer, Todd
Black
23
black
Mineral program, SG, Full Power & Thunder sired
Hauck Ranch
F1 Bwf
13
black
7way, Scour Guard
Stensland Land & Livestock
Black
48
black
ultrabac 7
Stensland Land & Livestock
Bwf
6
black
ultrabac 7
McKitrick Ranch
Blk&Bwf
25
15
blk&bwf
Diede, Dale
Black
3
3
black
Winkler, Pery
Blk&Bwf
4
black
Roth, Lincoln
Blk&Bwf
8
black
Stortz Angus
Black
6
2
black
Alpha 7
Steckler, Greg
Red Angus
3
red angus
clvs worked
Miller, Jason
Black
4
black
127
7
16
12
2
164
BRED COWS
Tuhy, Bob
Black
10
Angus
May 5-30
Pelton, Jordan
Black
10
Angus
May&June
Maus, Gary
Black
4
Angus
June 1-15
Stortz Angus
Black
34
(2-9yrs)
Angus
May 3-June 5
Schoch Farms
Blk&Bwf
29
Angus
June 1-30
Baar & Pierce
Blk&Bwf
16
Angus
May&June
Winkler, Perry
Blk&Bwf
5
Angus
May&June
24
0
68
16
0
108
Thur., May 9 - West - FEEDER & GRASS CATTLE SPECIAL
Thur., May 16 - West - COW-CALF PAIR & ALL BREED CONSIGNMENT BULL SALE Consignment deadline for bulls is May 9th
Thur., May 23 - East - FEEDER, GRASS CATTLE & FALL CALF SPECIAL Expecting over 2,000 cattle
Wed., May 29 - East - SIMON HORSE BUYING STATION 8am-4pm
Thur., May 30 - West - REGULAR SALE & COW-CALF PAIR SALE
After months of talks and delays, leaders of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees each laid out separate farm-bill frameworks Wednesday with goals of pushing Congress to pass a new bill this year. The proposals still suffer from the same divisions over nutrition and conservation that have dogged the committees since early 2023.
As Upper Midwest farmers finish up with spring wheat planting, most of the rest of the Midwest states have been busy planting or trying to plant corn and soybeans depending on the weather.
With less drought showing up from Texas north through the Dakotas, the forage outlook is positive with the possibility of more production than in recent dry growing seasons. There are some dry areas and expanding drought could be the one factor to cloud the sunny forage outlook.
EPA first registered acephate to control insects more than 50 years ago. That registration is now in jeopardy as the agency has proposed canceling all agricultural use of the pesticide.
A new study by USDA's Economic Research Service found that 3.5% of all U.S. farms received payments for energy production on their land from 2011 to 2020.
A collection of groups and interests immediately weighed in after the U.S. Treasury Department released its guidance Tuesday for U.S. biofuel producers to receive sustainable aviation fuel 40B tax credits. Some groups were encouraged by the guidance while others raised concerns over farmers having to use cover crops to qualify.
Week of April 28 we'll watch for the latest on planting progress, and a possible ruling on sustainable aviation fuel credits. We'll also feature stories from the May issue of Progressive Farmer, which looks at the state of mental health care in rural America as well as provide useful information to help maintain your mental wellness.
